Funeral for Mrs. Jane Weisner Held in West Long Branch
The funeral for Mrs. Jane Weisner, mother of Mrs. William L. Poole, drew a large crowd last Saturday. Dr. J. Y. Dobbing led the service with singing by Mrs. Charles L. Edwards and Miss Clara Philipps. Pallbearers were Cornles Cook, Elisha Maps, William R. Joline, John Woolley, John P. Manholt, and John Van Note.
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Jane Weisner
William L. Poole
J. Y. Dobbing
Charles L. Edwards
Clara Philipps
Dobbins
Cornles Cook
Elisha Maps
William R. Joline
John Woolley
John P. Manholt
John van Note
Katie
Tessie Quirk
Joseph Applegates
Harry Applegate
W. KE. Norton
William Conk
McClusky
Joseph White
Frank Sherman
Phebe
New York
Greenhut Place
Reginald van Note
Atlantic Highlands
Mooley
Florida
Misses Mollie
Katie Parker
Castro to be briefly admitted to the United States
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela will be admitted to the United States under rare conditions. His stay will be limited to about an hour in New York City on Saturday to allow the stormy petrel of South America to sail away. He favored a French line and asked to sail via a German port.
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Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
United States
Immigration Service
Busy Congress Session Opens After Holiday Recess
Congress resumes work with Senate debate on political questions led by Senator Bailey of Texas. The House met briefly in memory of late Rep. John G. McHenry of Pennsylvania. Next week claims hearings resume by the money trust committee and changes to currency law begin hearings on Tuesday led by Jepp Pee.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Bailey
Texas
House
John G. McHenry
Pennsylvania
Money Trust Committee
Robbery at Gunpoint in Erie Ticket Office on Broadway
A young man with a .44 revolver robbed the Erie railroad ticket office in the Wilson Building at 178 Broadway near Broadway and Thirty third Street at 6 PM. He threatened clerk Joseph Farrell and took $200 from the cash drawer while crowds passed by. Detectives statewide hunt the suspect.
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New York
Erie Railroad
Wilson Building
Broadway
Thirty-third Street
Joseph Farrell
The
Erie
Farrell
Chicago
Parnell
American professor robbed of 5000 dollars in Rome crowds
An American identifying as Professor Edward Hawes of New York says he was robbed of 5000 dollars while mingling with New Year crowds near the Coliseum. He kept the money in an inner-pocket leather wallet and found it missing on returning to his hotel. Weather forecast notes rain today and colder conditions tomorrow with generally fair skies later.
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Mexico
Mary
England
Elizabeth
Jean de Balare
Italy
Rome
Edward Hawes
New York
Boston
Coliseum
Hawes
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James’ R. Mount
Friendship Club
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Holdidays
Thomas Covert
Charles
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Vona
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Arthur D. van Note
Ralph Wield
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woeTal Ten
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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Bert White
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Reynald van Note
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Florence Nastasia
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Parventar
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American Press Association
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Buster
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